This marketplace offer deployment manager (MODM) simplifies the deployment of complex managed and packaged applications for the Azure Commercial Marketplace.
- Create a
Controller(some call it a driver--same thing) codebase that consumes the MODM client SDK - Build your controller binary into a Docker image along with your managed/package app templates
- Create the createUIDefinition.json as usual, but now have the mainTemplate.json represent the deployment of your controller + MODM (See our starter bicep templates)
- Create your marketplace package
- Simplified deployment semantics
- Includes deployment "Stages" that are tracked separate
- Automatical retries of a Deployment and/or Stage
- Dry Run operation support
- Async operations built-in
- Web Hook registration to receive only relevant deployment events
- Client SDK (Go, C#, Python)
A full description of each feature can be found in the features documentation.
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Prerequisites
- Go Version: 1.18+
- Docker Version: v4+
- An Azure subscription
- Azure CLI (latest)
- IDE that works with Go
- Ngrok (Create a free account)
- Setup a .env file in /bin (see ./configs for the template)
Developer activities
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- Ashwin Senthilkumar (Contributor)
- Bob Jacobs (Author)
- Kevin M. Gates (Contributor)
- Kevin Hillinger (Author)